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Old 01-20-2014, 02:57 PM   #1
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why did you put ecu / alternator

you aren't making sense

an ecu couldn't fry an alternator or vice versa. pls explain.
Alternator sense circuit can short to ground causing overcharging and blow the ecu.
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Alternator sense circuit can short to ground causing overcharging and blow the ecu.
That's a wiring problem though, not the result of the alternator burning out. Overvolt shouldn't happen anyway with fuses in place but god only knows with an early 90s GM..
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That's a wiring problem though, not the result of the alternator burning out. Overvolt shouldn't happen anyway with fuses in place but god only knows with an early 90s GM..
Overcharging condition is totally possibly to fuck up an ecm
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Overcharging condition is totally possibly to fuck up an ecm
WHAR FUSE WHAR
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